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Were looking at snow moving in as early as tomorrow afternoon and were tracking it on storm scan3. We have snow, we have ice and we have rain and its all closing in on the delaware valley. You see it over the Tennessee Valley where watches and warnings are already posted and it wont be long until this moves into our region. You can see winter storm watch goes into effect for philadelphia to the north and west tomorrow afternoon and advisory to the south and east for lesser accumulations of snow and ice. Heres the area of low pressure moving toward the region. By the afternoon the snow is here....

Heres the area of low pressure moving toward the region. By the afternoon the snow is here. It changes over to ice and then to rain and it sweeps out during the day on sunday. Now as far as what to expect with this storm, were talking about two to 4inches of snow along that i95 corridor. We change to sleet and then to rain. We are going to be seeing reduced visibility especially tomorrow afternoon. It will be slow going on area roads and some hazardous travel. Mainly snow through the poconos snow and sleet through the Lehigh Valley, a period of snow heavy at times through philadelphia even sou...

We only have time for one end point. I see you guys a lot. Michael what have you got . My first time on the show was about Trayvon Martin and this week he would have been 18 years old and on sunday hopefully ill be able to go to miami, the family is having the first annual Trayvon Martin Foundation Dinner in miami honoring his life and his birth and hopefully be there this weekend with the family. As we continue to watch how the case is going. I want to thank you for joining us. Good luck with the weather coming, everybody stay safe as well. Cnn newsroom with Carol Costello begins right now. S...

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